battle of yahagigawa

olspan=2 style="background:#ffff99" \|Battle of Yahagigawa
onflict	Genpei War
ate	Spring,1181
lace	The Yahagi River, in Owari Province
esult	Taira Clan victory
olspan=2\| {\| border=1 width=300 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
olspan=2 style="background:#ffff99"\|Combatants
width=50%\|Minamoto Clan	width=50%\|Taira Clan
olspan=2\|Commanders
a href="/encyclopedia/Minamoto-no-Yukiie" title="Minamoto no Yukiie">Minamoto no Yukiie	Taira no Tomomori
olspan=2\|Strength
nknown	Unknown
olspan=2\|Casualties
nknown	Unknown	}

Retreating from the Battle of Sunomata, Minamoto no Yukiie attempted to make a stand by destroying the bridge over the river Yahagigawa(矢作川), and putting up a defensive shieldwall. He was forced to withdraw in the end, but the Taira pursuit was soon called off when their leader, Tomomori fell ill.

References

Turnbull, Stephen (1998). 'The Samurai Sourcebook'. London: Cassell & Co.

Yahagigawa

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